MRI myelography:
A) Refers to the use of gadolinium contrast injected into the cerebrospinal fluid
B) Refers to the study of the spinal canal with high-resolution T2 MRI
C) Is done in conjunction with radiographic myelography
D) Is the use of enhanced proton density imaging

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MRI myelography refers to the study of the spinal canal using high-resolution T2-weighted MRI sequences, which provide clear images of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) spaces without the need for contrast injection. This technique is particularly useful for visualizing the nerve roots and the spinal cord.

MRI Myelography